Challenges and Opportunities: Nanomaterials in Epilepsy Diagnosis
Wanbin Huang,
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Jiabin Zong,
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Ming Li
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et al.
ACS Nano,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 23, 2025
Epilepsy
is
a
common
neurological
disorder
characterized
by
significant
rate
of
disability.
Accurate
early
diagnosis
and
precise
localization
the
epileptogenic
zone
are
essential
for
timely
intervention,
seizure
prevention,
personalized
treatment.
However,
over
30%
patients
with
epilepsy
exhibit
negative
results
on
electroencephalography
magnetic
resonance
imaging
(MRI),
which
can
lead
to
misdiagnosis
subsequent
delays
in
Consequently,
enhancing
diagnostic
methodologies
imperative
effective
management.
The
integration
nanomaterials
biomedicine
has
led
development
tools
epilepsy.
Key
advancements
include
nanomaterial-enhanced
neural
electrodes,
contrast
agents,
biochemical
sensors.
Nanomaterials
improve
quality
electrophysiological
signals
broaden
detection
range
electrodes.
In
imaging,
functionalized
nanoparticles
enhance
MRI
sensitivity,
facilitating
zone.
NIR-II
nanoprobes
enable
tracking
seizure-related
biomarkers
deep
tissue
penetration.
Furthermore,
sensitivity
sensors
detecting
biomarkers,
crucial
detection.
These
significantly
increase
specificity.
challenges
remain,
particularly
regarding
biosafety,
control,
scalability
fabrication
processes.
Overcoming
these
obstacles
successful
clinical
translation.
Artificial-intelligence-based
big
data
analytics
facilitate
screening
specific
properties.
This
approach
may
help
address
current
limitations
both
effectiveness
safety.
review
explores
application
epilepsy,
objective
inspiring
innovative
ideas
strategies
effectiveness.
Language: Английский
Transparent MXene Microelectrode Arrays for Multimodal Mapping of Neural Dynamics
Advanced Healthcare Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(4)
Published: Sept. 27, 2024
Transparent
microelectrode
arrays
have
proven
useful
in
neural
sensing,
offering
a
clear
interface
for
monitoring
brain
activity
without
compromising
high
spatial
and
temporal
resolution.
The
current
landscape
of
transparent
electrode
technology
faces
challenges
developing
durable,
highly
electrodes
while
maintaining
low
impedance
prioritizing
scalable
processing
fabrication
methods.
To
address
these
limitations,
we
introduce
artifact-resistant
MXene
optimized
spatiotemporal
resolution
recording
activity.
With
60%
transmittance
at
550
nm,
enable
simultaneous
imaging
electrophysiology
multimodal
mapping.
Electrochemical
characterization
shows
563
±
99
kΩ
1
kHz
charge
storage
capacity
58
mC
cm⁻²
chemical
doping.
In
vivo
experiments
rodent
models
demonstrate
the
arrays'
functionality
performance.
model
chemically-induced
epileptiform
activity,
tracked
ictal
wavefronts
via
calcium
simultaneously
seizure
onset.
rat
barrel
cortex,
recorded
multi-unit
across
cortical
depths,
showing
feasibility
high-frequency
electrophysiological
transparency
optical
absorption
properties
Ti₃C₂Tx
microelectrodes
high-quality
recordings
light-based
stimulation
contamination
from
light-induced
artifacts.
Language: Английский
A Signal-On Microelectrode Electrochemical Aptamer Sensor Based on AuNPs–MXene for Alpha-Fetoprotein Determination
Xiaoyu Su,
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Junbiao Chen,
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Shanshan Wu
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et al.
Sensors,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
24(24), P. 7878 - 7878
Published: Dec. 10, 2024
As
a
crucial
biomarker
for
the
early
warning
and
prognosis
of
liver
cancer
diseases,
elevated
levels
alpha-fetoprotein
(AFP)
are
associated
with
hepatocellular
carcinoma
germ
cell
tumors.
Herein,
we
present
novel
signal-on
electrochemical
aptamer
sensor,
utilizing
AuNPs–MXene
composite
materials,
sensitive
AFP
quantitation.
The
was
synthesized
through
simple
one-step
method
modified
on
portable
microelectrodes.
signal
molecules,
aptamers
were
conjugated
methylene
blue
(MB)
immobilized
electrode
surface.
When
interacting
AFP,
conformational
changes
in
aptamer–target
complex
caused
MB
to
approach
electrode,
enhanced
mechanisms.
developed
sensor
demonstrated
high
sensitivity
selectivity
log-linear
relationship
defined
as
1–300
ng/mL,
LOD
0.05
ng/mL
(S/N
=
3).
applied
laboratorial
real
clinical
samples
presented
satisfactory
selectivity,
reproducibility,
long-term
stability.
proposed
high-performance
highlights
potential
sensors
improving
capabilities
disease
management.
Language: Английский